TDF’s commitment to Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles has once again been recognized by the Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark (GRESB), which awarded the company a score of 96/100 for 2024.
TDF reclaims the top European ranking in the “Telecom Infrastructure” category and retained its “Five-Star” status, awarded to the top 20% most performing companies across all categories. The company has achieved particularly outstanding results in the social component.
Key aspects that were particularly acknowledged include:
• The robustness of the Group’s governance structure,
• TDF’s voluntary commitments, such as its adherence to the United Nations Global Compact and the implementation of various policies,
• The company’s strong emphasis on health and safety management.
GRESB (Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark) is an organization that evaluates the ESG performance of infrastructure and real estate companies. Each year, it evaluates and benchmarks companies based on their environmental, social, and governance practices.
TDF continues to drive its ESG strategy forward
As a leading industrial player in France, TDF designs, deploys, and maintains essential telecommunications and broadcasting infrastructure for the public.
TDF helps bridge the digital divide by ensuring widespread access to broadcasting and telecommunications services, including in rural areas, thereby fostering digital and cultural inclusion. For its business partners, TDF offers eco-friendly infrastructure and connectivity solutions, reducing network carbon footprints while supporting sustainable innovation.
Olivier Huart, Chairman and CEO of the TDF Group, stated:
“TDF is committed to bridging the digital divide across territories. For many years, the company has placed sustainable development at the heart of its priorities, as reflected in the 2024 GRESB results. The Group continues to build on the momentum established in recent years, aiming to go even further in its ESG strategy, particularly in the energy and environmental aspects of its operations.”